The Internet Never Forgets. So Why Are We Still Posting Everything?

We all know the rule. Once it’s online, it’s probably there forever. And yet... We still post everything. Our food. Our holidays. Our relati...

Soon, Not Knowing Something Might Feel Weird

There was a time when people could spend an entire day not knowing something. Hear a song at a restaurant but don't know the title? Too ...

Every App Wants RM20 a Month. That Adds Up Fast.

RM20 (USD4.94) doesn’t sound expensive. That is probably why subscriptions work so well. RM20 (USD4.94) for this app. RM15 (USD3.71) for ano...

Your AI Assistant Wants Your Email, Calendar and Wallet. That Escalated Quickly.

Not that long ago, AI was something you opened in a browser. You typed a question, got an answer, then closed the tab. Pretty simple. Now AI...

New Phone Season Is Here. Why Do They All Feel Weirdly Familiar?

September comes around and suddenly everyone has a new phone. New iPhone. New foldable. New flagship Android. New camera system. New process...

When Everything Is Connected, Everything Becomes an Attack Surface

Look around your house for a second. Your TV is connected to Wi-Fi. Your printer is connected. Your CCTV camera is connected. Your smartwatc...

The Internet Is Slowly Becoming a Place Where Nobody Knows Who Is Real

I saw a video on social media recently and thought, “Wow, that's actually pretty cool.” Then I checked the comments. “AI.” “Fake.” “Look...

AI Is Slowly Replacing the Search Box

For years, finding something online started the same way. Open Google. Type a few keywords. Scroll through the results. Open three tabs. Clo...

Nikon Has Been Quiet in 2026. Maybe That's the Interesting Part.

September is here and something feels slightly strange in the camera world. Where are the new Nikons? So far in 2026, Nikon hasn't launc...

Why Does Every Gadget Need an Account Now?

You know that feeling when you buy a new gadget, open the box, switch it on and you're ready to play with it… then suddenly: “Please cre...

AI Compute Is Starting to Look Like the New Oil

NVIDIA used to be a company most people associated with graphics cards. Gaming. GPUs. Better graphics. Faster PCs. That story has changed dr...

Your AI Assistant Is Slowly Becoming Your Digital Memory

I couldn't remember the name of something the other day. Normally, I'd Google it. Then I realised something. Why search the internet...

WILLCOM D4 Review, 18 Years Later: Was It Actually Ahead of Its Time?

Back in 2008, TechViewz covered a strange little computer from Japan called the WILLCOM D4. Looking at it today, the specs sound almost funn...

AI Made Searching Easier. Checking the Answer Got Harder.

Remember when finding something online meant opening Google, clicking five links, closing three because they were useless, then somehow endi...

We Tell AI Things We Would Never Type Into Google

Think about the last thing you asked AI. Maybe it was about work. Maybe relationship advice. Maybe you pasted an email and asked, "What...

The Hugging Face Incident Is a Warning About Giving AI Too Much Freedom

AI agents are supposed to make things easier. Give them a task, let them figure out the steps, and hopefully we save ourselves a lot of work...

Smart Glasses May End Privacy in Public Places

We got used to smartphones pointing at us. Someone lifts a phone, and you immediately know there is a chance you're in the photo or vide...

We Wanted Smarter Devices. We Forgot About Privacy.

For years, the technology industry has promised us smarter devices. Smarter phones. Smarter watches. Smarter televisions. Smarter speakers. ...

AI Is Becoming a Feature We Can No Longer Turn Off

There was a time when AI was something we deliberately chose to use. Open ChatGPT. Ask a question. Generate an image. Try an AI writing tool...

Ketahui 8 tips keselamatan menaiki escalator

Kemudahan tangga bergerak atau eskalator di bangunan bertingkat, terutamanya di pusat beli-belah, banyak membantu pergerakan orang ramai ...